A couple things:
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Basically. Like I said, I'm not against defendents using whatever information they can get their hands to try and negotiate a better outcome for themselves. But I'm not sure how any one person can insulate their case from any sort of bias, aside from asking the case to be totally moved to another jurisdiction.
So ... lawyers should never be friends with other lawyers? I don't know what you would call an 'innappropriate relationship', but judges generally practice a long time before becoming judges. Is it wrong to go out to dinner with another employee at your firm? Or to marry someone with whom you went to law school? The…
I agree and disagree. Scoping out a few people my husband and lawyers he knows, it doesn't seem super uncommon to have digital friendships with other people from around the courts. Facebook isn't as informal as Twitter, but I do think a lot of people use it as "I know this person" and not "I'm actively in this…
Even without a sexual connotation, she's literally chained to Jabba. I first saw Star Wars when I was 9, but I instantly recognized being chained as iconography of slavery.
Crying because of harrassment isn't crying because of something work-related. Harrassment and intimidation should not be normal parts of the work day and it's wrong to blame someone for shedding tears in face of unprofessional and malicious conduct by other employees and also supervisors/higher-ups.
Yes and no:
This is a perfect example of why banning bossy is needed: Women who are managing subordinates by the book are pilloried for it. Because lots of men simply cannot accept that women weilding authority is valid.
Really? So by enforcing university policy on university property, I'm a bossy, immature dictator. Managing my subordinates in a labspace over which I am responsible means that I'm "lording over my equal." OK, brosef. Go back to mummy's basement, teeny bop.
I see where you're coming from, but I don't think this is true. The reason some women get labeled bossy might be due to their actions or immaturity, but I don't think that's the whole thing. Women also get labeled bossy when they're exercising authority other people perceive not to belong to them.
I notice that you accuse Migeho of thinking everything is rainbows and gumdrops, but completely ignore Arizona's reply to you as someone who has worked with troubled children.
Are you in my house taking pictures of one of my dogs with one of my cats? Amazing.
Oh, I've heard that. It's almost like people in the MRM care about noone but themselves.
Last time there was an MRA article, some guy legit argued to me that no childcare before the divorce should count in deciding custody afterwards. One parent smokes crack and beats the kid? Deserves as much custody as the parent who does all the custodial duty. Because "fairness" - and apparently without this…
Frankly, the harder thing for me than being raped was dealing with my friends. I came out of it better, but fuck if I didn't have to cut a lot of shitheels loose.
LET ME TELL YOU HOW TO FEEL ABOUT YOUR BODY.
Very well-said.
Response to what? That doesn't address any of the questions I've asked you. I think you meant this for someone else.
No, you dropped out of that conversation because you realized that your experiences aren't universal and that the problem is too nuanced and complex for your "EazyPezy" proclaimations and solutions. Rather than tackle the tough stuff, you resigned, citing an old, sexist excuse in the process.